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Finished it in two sittings, and the concise chapters make his arguments so easy to follow. It’s from 1972 but somehow feels more relevant now than ever, especially the way he questions the images we see daily.

The way Berger breaks down how we're conditioned to see images in those short, punchy chapters is still mind-blowing decades later. It's a quick read, but I keep flipping back to specific pages and seeing something new each time.

I picked this up for an art history class and ended up reading it twice on my own. The way it breaks down how images carry hidden power structures is still rattling around in my head weeks later. For a book from 1972, it feels disturbingly current.